Recent content by Caden

As a side note the landfill has been closed for years. I'm not sure if Elbow road farm is still open or not as a sand pit. There were complaints years ago regarding the landfill in a residential area. So what you get for an address was the former adrdess of the landfill I believe.

There is a real Elbow Road Farms in this area, and it is a landfill and sandpit. No too far from me, I've been by there. Nothing to do with selling equipment. Definitely a scam as @North Idaho Wolfman already said.

Can you loosen the lines right when they leave the pump?

It seems like now would be a good time to change the cartridge filter in the sep. According to this diagram there is a bleed screw next to the valve you mentioned. Perhaps you could get fuel to that point and go from there. You may not have to open the injectors at all.

I'd definitely grease it that often. Not only does it move quite a bit, but if it sits a while during non-use, they love to seize up. Major pita to reconnect when the telescope doesn't want to telescope. As for the u joints, grease them every time you use it.

Mine does. I assumed that was what it was for, to prevent the internal mechanism from bottoming out.

That was 11 seconds I can't get back. I'm so sick of the sorry people in the world using AI to make this garbage.

As a general rule of thumb, anti scalp wheels should be 1/4 inch off the ground when deck is at the desired cutting height.

I'm gonna ask for a picture of this... but can you use the other tractor to lift an maneuver it with?

Get the O ring that goes on the cap plate also. (plate with 4 bolts) I did not buy one (ignorance) and found that it is an odd size. My O ring assortment did not have one that was quite right. The cylinder ring is rounded, yes. A very thick O ring.

Shouldn't have much trouble, compacted or not.

Ebay carbs are hit or miss with quality, but you can buy like 25 of them for that 800 so you're bound to get a good one in the bunch. I have several Ebay carbs on various machines, they are fine.

Yanmar brand brush cutter has them. A least this one does. I think an old (Woods maybe) at work also has an edge on both sides.

I wonder if you could run something like a standard mower in reverse? Most brush mowers have cutting edges on both sides. Not sure about this, especially if using an overrun clutch. May not even be relevant to this person but it just got me curious. Anybody know?

I think you did fine.